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Chapter 25

Chapter 25. Chart: Rise of Immigrants. OLD VS NEW IMMIGRATION. 1,593,000 181,1880 2,753,00 926,000 1,110,000 1,847,000 1,069,000 5,780,000 540,000 2,928,000. Immigrants from Europe. Old New New New. OLD VS NEW. RELIGION BIRTHPLACE REASONS

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CHAPTER 18

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Chapter 10 Review Game

Chapter 10 Review Game. Jefferson came up with the idea of letting states ____, or cancel bad federal laws. When someone stirs up rebellion against the government he is guilty of ___. Someone who is not a citizen of the United States but lives here is a/an ___.

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A Place to Live

A Place to Live. Aboriginal Peoples ( 49 - 63 ). Population Patterns. 1) Reviewing table 4.1 on p. 50, rank the provinces from highest population density to the lowest. 2) Reviewing table 4.2 on p. 50, match the following terms with the diagram: clustered, compact, loose-knit, linear.

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Do Now

Do Now. 1. Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? 2. What kind of conditions were needed for industrialization?. Industrialization in the United States 1865-1900. After the Civil War, the United States went through a period of industrialization

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Italian Immigration

Italian Immigration. 1880. Before there was not a lot of Italian immigration. 1881 Census showed only 328 Italians 1914, had risen to 4500. 1880-1914 saw the rise of Italian immigration due to two main factors. Better life Business opportunities and relatives. Poverty.

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Chapter 15 Urban America

Chapter 15 Urban America. Section 1 Immigration. Europeans Flood Into the U.S. By the 1890s, eastern and southern Europeans made up more than half of all immigrants. Of the 14 million, many were European Jews. America offered immigrants: Employment Few immigrant restrictions

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Immigration

Immigration. Jeopardy. Immigration Review. Where is the Statue of Liberty located?. A. New York B. Florida C. California. What ocean did most immigrants cross to get to the United States of America?. A. Pacific Ocean B. Indian Ocean C. Atlantic Ocean.

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Geography

Geography. 5 Themes of Geography. Understand the 5 Themes of Geography Identify the 5 themes of geography in questions, graphics and text. Create questions for the 5 themes of geography. Kids Place: GeoNet. Agenda.

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Immigration to Argentina

Immigration to Argentina. Push-Pull Factors Agricultural seasons opposite to those in Europe Shortage of male labor Steamship rates decline Salaries higher in Argentina than in Europe Many Europeans had family members in Argentina (chain migration)

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Global Migration Patterns

Global Migration Patterns. Pattern 1: Movement from less to more developed . Pattern 2: Guest workers versus permanent migration . Fig. 3-9: Guest workers emigrate mainly from Eastern Europe and North Africa to work in the wealthier countries of Western Europe.

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Patterns of Immigration

Patterns of Immigration. 6.4.1 Identify patterns of immigration and the causal factors that led to immigration to the United States of America (i.e., crop famines, European social and political unrest, religious freedom). US History Bellwork 250 Days until the US History EOC.

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2.1 Human Resource Planning

2.1 Human Resource Planning. Many economically developed countries are facing an aged population because fertility rates are falling, life expectancy is rising, and the post war baby-boomers are getting older.

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Baseball as a Reflection of America

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People in Society

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Rapid Immigration

Rapid Immigration. Conrad Kurowski, Emily Lasoff, Mallory Russo, Adina Cosden. Rapid Immigration. Most immigrants came from Northern and Western Europe. Others came from Asia and Latin America. Emigrated to escape Poverty Famine Religious and political persecution Overpopulation

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Immigration

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